SCCM Resource Library-Simulation and Education

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Kasten Hudgens, a critical care nurse and clinical professor, discusses the impact of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) and virtual reality (VR) in enhancing patient care and clinical education. POCUS has become essential in medical curricula worldwide, aiding in patient assessments and procedures across diverse settings. Simulation and VR technologies improve training accessibility and effectiveness, offering customizable learning experiences. Nurses are increasingly using POCUS for various assessments, reducing procedure costs and improving patient outcomes. The adaptability of VR in medical training further supports practice improvement. Overall, these technologies significantly advance healthcare education and patient care globally.

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Year in Review | Year in Review: Research Section

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Year 2024

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point-of-care ultrasound

virtual reality

medical education

patient care

clinical training

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